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Leaving aside that competition, watch Marvel and Dc work together to launch an online comic site, help readers read Marvel Comics and Dc Comics online for free. creativity has been loved for decades.

In addition to Marvel dominating DC in terms of live-action films, DC is doing better in animation, video games and comics (comics). ) .In the Marvel Comic comic book series launched Freecomiconline.me, the site has 5000 free comic titles to help readers read comic online for free. You will see the difference between the two comic lines of the two biggest comic book brands.

Actually, the animated movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is also my favorite movie, but that is the only impression from Marvel. And DC has many other better sets: Batman, Under the Hood, Lego Batman Movie, The Dark Knight Returns, ...

Before sharing more about the difference between Marvel and DC, I have to say that I admire both. Although I know more about Marvel than I have the same knowledge about DC, I really love both brands.

I think both need each other and have compliments for each other. I have heard from some MCU fans (Marvel Cinematic Universe) that if DC doesn't exist, Marvel will succeed. I really can't agree with them.

Stan Lee himself acknowledged that Spider-Man became famous not only because Peter Parker was a likable person, but because he wanted to create a character that could compete fairly with Batman and Superman. Spider-Man is the most famous character in the Marvel world, and he's one of two reasons for their existence to this day.

Superman is like the light of hope. On the outside, he always looks smiling and optimistic, but on the inside he is taking on the responsibility of protecting the world. He is always skeptical of himself, because even with all that strength, Superman still cannot protect people. An interesting fact is that Stan Lee doesn't really like this character.

Batman is the opposite, fans love him for always trying and never giving up. He is respected for his hard work to become such a person. And best of all, he's famous for pursuing crazy things he can't do, while he doesn't have super powers. Another interesting fact: Stan Lee also admits that he wished he were the creator of this character.

Stan Lee, the creator of Marvel, wants to be able to create a character that can rival the two great DC characters. So he created Spider-Man. He was inspired by the Superman model, thereby creating an optimistic but not outrageous superhero. He also noted that Superman has too much power. It makes it difficult to connect with ordinary individuals, since he is of extraterrestrial origin.

He also got a little inspiration from Batman. From there build a more realistic superhero, never give up. However, he realized that Batman was less familiar because he was too flashy in appearance, many women surrounded, possessed rich "super powers" and the brain was too smart, even in the group of three battles. The greatest warrior to protect the Earth, along with being an orphan. He also disliked the fact that teenagers were always marginalized, but wanted to create a young teenager who became a superhero himself.

Along with artist Steve Ditko, Stan Lee created Spider-Man. An optimistic character, approachable and always struggling. He creates the same optimism as Superman, but Spider-Man is not always so optimistic.

He also made him closer to reality, like Batman. However, Spider-Man does not think too deeply, has too much condition and does everything as good as Batman. Instead, he is a bit witty, always struggling with financial issues, difficult to open words with the girls he noticed.

MCU fans told me that DC is completely bad, but actually DC is the inspiration for creating Marvel's most famous iconic character. If the creative inspiration underlying the Spider-Man did not exist, this character would not be the same as we see it today, and Marvel would have gone bankrupt before the name MCU appeared. So I think the MCU fans need to stop and be kinder to DC.

And now, why am I referring to these people? Because I want to show you DC heroes are usually models, and Marvel's has more imperfect and more familiar places.

DC characters often have a invested plot, the author often prioritizes building the story above character development. For example, Batman Death In the Family is a good story because it has a well-rounded story, excellent dialogue and an engaging atmosphere.

Meanwhile, the story from Marvel is driven primarily by the character. Sometimes the plot gets drowned out, but in return, Marvel focuses on building more characters that make them more sympathetic.

The main example is Spider-Man, sometimes no evil appears to give him a headache, which Stan Lee directs us to the pressures of his life. The story of money is just as important as the fight against the villain.

Another difference between the two is that Marvel tends to have a brighter, more realistic mindset, focus on characters and have established reality bases. DC, on the other hand, has a darker, more fictional tone and focuses on exploiting powerful individuals who bear the responsibility of the human world. Regardless of your style, both DC and Marvel need each other.

DC made the first superhero film, the first successful superhero movie about women, the legendary trilogy of The Dark Knight directed by Christopher Nolan, quality animation.

DC is also ahead in comics and video games, for example, before we had the exclusive Marvel's Spider-Man on the PS4, DC had the highly regarded Batman Arkham.

Marvel is widely known for its MCU, with many live-action movie adaptations coming together. They show DC how to succeed on-screen when putting the characters up. Instead of arguing over whether Marvel or DC are superior, why don't we enjoy both?